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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
SUITS knockso our.
ANY Mel saa the wisszr Of . SIX kszzs
Battle 81 the -<os~

SALT STE 4AzIK. Aag "a prize tight
tsok place this morning 81 IL o'clock be-
tween 6llY BaEts. II Mt Cismsns and
siily Mclean. Of hanistee. thirty -four
niles esi0v here on the Canada shore.
SIX rounds we're fought in tssety seven
minutes Ia ths nrst round sotA nen
sssaasd sffzld - pash the nght- There
vas some bard hitting IN the second round
sat Is resulted Ia . stand on. The third
rOusd sas hard fought one and honors
we're easy. Ia the fourth roand both
men came % the scratch with
tneir lighting clothes On and were
considerably punished. ncIsaa having
the rest Of L. The hfth round wss the
harI 81 fought round Of them all. Mclean
getting Ia blow ca Butts temple nearly
knocking him oas Ia the sixth round
Mclean came 10 the scratch IN good form
but Butts Vas groggy. Butts was unable
- stand the punishment sho~ered upon
him oy Mclean and vas knocked o1kin.l less
tasu one minute About one hundred
specatOrs witnessed the night Thos. breen,
u >4uit Ste. Marie acted as referee. The
party arrived here at y. N,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
CITY OFFICIALS ARRESTED.
Citizens of WiIkesbarre Insist On Having
the streets Cleaned.

WILKEsBARRE Pa, Aug. 9.-Msyor SUIT
ton, nineteen Councilmen and the Street
Commissioner were arrested this morning
on complaint of citizens residing in the
Third and Sixth Wards for failing to keep
the streets in the ward in order, and allow
ing stagnant water To accumulate,
from which foul smells arise, dan
gerous TO the health of the
community in that part OF the city and
harmful to property interests. There was
much excitement manifested when the en-
tire municipal body was marched before
Alderman Parsons, and held to answer in
500 bail each. The councilmen went bail
for each other. and the chief of police for
the Mayor aud Street Commissioner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
THE WAR is OVER.
The State Troops Home Again-Ths Boys
Enjoyed the Discipline.

Enjoyed the Discipline.
The State Encampment at Island Lake
broke up yesterday morning and the differ
ent companies went their different ways
The Grand Rapids boys returned home last
evening brown and sunburned. They
marched from the d., @. II. & NJ. depot TO
their different armories IN good style and
were warmly welcomed by their friends.
While perhaps they did not have such q
hilarious time in camp this year as last,
the boys are a unit in the opinion that
the strict discipline was for their own ben
eiit after all.
The camp this year has been a
model of quiet and good order
and the boys are proud Of the record they
have made, and promise TO do as well next
year.
Gen. |. c. Smith. brigade commander,
returned home yesterday afternoon. look
ing brown and healthy, after a week 5 hard
work. He made the following remark to q
reporter. we won't have so much diff
Guilty getting an appropriation from the
next Legislature. This was the best encamp-
ment we have had. ana / am proud OF IL.
The boys have taken real pride in their
work. and they have done nobly.'
The health of the boys IN camp was ex-
cellent, and the Grand Rapids companies
suffered nothing more than very slight in
disposition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

DCsIIS. A1g 9.-Jslnss 9. Blaine With
his vifs and daughters. 10 IN Dublir. They
lefrsf5lssgo- ysslsrisv Ard crossed 10 Bel-
fsst proceeding thence 70 Dublin, where
thsy arrives last evening NJ Blaine IN
tends % spend sonse tine il Ireland ss re
3sSirss 70 take aniet aoox around sna ex-
suains into TIE eoadltien q he eounsrr
Re ssTs as sxp<risoes thns far Of Eare--
pean society hss net rscozels him 20 fhs
or5er q fhinTs ca tbs saa Of - oeesn
Ara6ux the nsfitztisss a fTresf Britain ~
nsssses Ne spring sn3 nerve chsrsc5erisfie
of Ansriee.
Fisins ieft for Cork this sfterzo.sz re
rill 7starh % DHhliE stsr vssi1nx places
n tss sszfA Of Ereisad
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
A CLOSE cAll.
Bat Detroit Gets EAsss - sAs siath-
B.ss B.&i sc0Ess.

nkks n44a c&38se-
The games yesterday sese very interest
Ing znd Detroit advanced snsfker step Ter
sara in tAs race fer the psanant. Wills
Chicago and Boston sscs aroppse 8 game
70 tAsir weaker opponents- In tAs case o
the fsar wlnzers il wSs sssseAed ats a. ss
oppertuse .onsnt Washington had tks
game Won from Detroit eP 10 the close Of
the eighth inning, when N tie ninth a. Il
20 MAKE up fsT losf time. the. Mich issnders
Jumped onto the senators chsu plea
pitcher aud Knocked cut eight runs
snid tie cheers Of the audience
and the disgust Of the visiting elnb.
New YorSs pleasant pieale With
Indianapolis 10 quoted setow. Although
Chicago tried Van Hsltren for three IN
nings, Baldwin for i've and Williamson and
AnsOn tor one. they were Wholly unable 10
check the "Phiilies," who knocked the bail
all over the field and played an almost
errorless game. Chieagos four rams were
made in The seventh inning with William-
son and AnsOn 81 the plate, and saved the
home team from . complete whltewash.
The errors which they piled up would Go
credit TO some backwoOds amateur nine.
Pittsburg played ball in manner that
must have made Horace Phillips feel
proud. A total OF 3 runs from = base DTS
aud not an error chsrgeable. Boston played
a very loose game, their errors were numel-
Gus and costly and their runs few and badly
scattered
The scores were a. follows
Chicaco 80 0 o 4 o o. : "a
Philadelphia > / , 2-l7 Il /
Batteries-Bsldwin Daily. Van Haltren. VIII
Hanson and AnsOn for Chicago. Burlington and
Cunning for Philadelphia.
Al Piitsburg
PiItsburg o o 6 1-28 q o
BO.ton..---....2 o U o 0-S L IL
BAtteries-Morris and Carol, Radbourne and
Daily.
Al Detroit
Detroit. ol s-l3 q
Bstteries-Burke and CANCEL. oDay and
Mack.
AT Indianapolis
indianapolis . o 2 o 0 0-5 S 5
New YOrk..0 3 O 3 o DO 10 o
Batteries-Hesly and Arundel. weleh and
Deasley.
At Brooklyn
BooOky ;. Athletic ).
At Baltimore
Baltimore 10, Metropolitan 10; game called in
ninth inning on account of darkness.
At Louisville
Louisville 5. Cincinnati 4.
At St. Louis IL. Cleveland ..
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

The Chicago & West Michiyan Railroad
have four big excursions on their hands
for next Saturday and Sunday. The Grand
Rapids Trsveiing Men visit Ottawa Beach
Saturday. Sunday an excursion viii leave
this city for Muskegon to allow those reiig-
iouslv inclined OF otherwise 20 take IN the
n J.. Church oaTnp-meetng. h0skegon.
in exchange. viii ponr her population into
fli city that aay Oh tie excursion given
by tie Euskegon hsoosbees. snrdsy an
excursion from Big RaDids and Intern edi-
sis points, va EnskeroD viii fisft ottawa
Beach, sccoRpsDied ~ the Big Rapids and
Fremont bands
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
WATER ENOUGH THERE
SAVANNAH RIVER ON 4 RAMPAGE.
Hall sf the City Of Asxasts tndsr water
Assas-rhs River Sfiii Risisg I've
iaenss Ao Hsar-rsspls Ls.s-
- tkx Their assass

ArsUsFA, Ga, Aug. She Savannah
River Is again Oh sosm aud fully half II
Augusta, for the third tias in Ten dsys. is
under water. The as0sl preparations are
being aasse to protect low-iying property
but no spPreksssioRs are entertsneG Of
very grave nstere. Considerable damages
10 railroad bridges and 70 the city Cana is
reported People ia the lower streets are
leaving their homes and boats are being
numerons,S used At midnight the river
registered sS fee. three inches. which is one
foot lower than the highest point reached
last week. The rise continues at the rate
OF two inches pei hour
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
HAD TO LEAP FOR THEIR LIVES.
Eight men Who Had Ia Jump From =
third story MlndoH

CONCORD, n. H, Aug. 9.--Fire occurred
tonight in the large warehouse OF the
Manley Carter estate and spread 80 rapidly
that eight members OF the Third Regiment
band, who were practieing in their rooms
IN the third Story1 found escape
by the stairway cut Of and were
obliged 10 jump from windows. All were
injured by tAe fall Of thirty feet 10 the
street. WihiamsH. Garvin bad both legs
broken and his sack badly injured John
keat a Lex aud siskle broken. William +.
Dudley his. Jaw broken and wrists
sprsined, Sylvester T. Ford bis leg
bruised and head burned o. w. Crowell
both nkles sprsined. Il. j. Cole both hands,
face and neck burned severely. John Bart
lett flesh wounds on the haads and body.
The eighth man was rot seriously injured.
Tho total loss 10 various stocks and on the
building is about sl5. 900, mostly insured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
REPUBLICANS AND THE CHURCH.
81. John Holds Them Re.ponsibIe for the
Liquor Traffic.

81. john Holds Them Responsible for the
Liquor Trsaic.
VuxxsRARRE. Pa, Aug. e.-About 20c0
people from Wyoming and LscEaTanna
Valleys assembled at Mountain Park to-
day. the occasion being the gathering Of
prohibitioa hosts and speeches from prom
n ent lesders in the third party Il required
nearly forty cars to carry toe crowd to toe
ground
u J. Fleming. editor Of the Nsv Yerf
Foics. IN his speech. severely criticized
Francis Murphy. for the alters irconsist-
sncv IN pretending 10 Dc = tenlp.rsncs man
without being = political prohisifi0nist.
Mrs Cara A Hofmsn, Of q. Louis ss-
dressed tie asssE1b szs IN the sfteruoon.
Governor Sk J0ha in MS address ssid ths
Republican s.r1y and the eharcs Of CArfst
vss cbsrrsd ~ith The responsibility e the
iQuor trat&c
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
a KALAMAZOO FINN FAILS.
Carried Down ny the Failure OF the Tyler
Paper Coupsny-

KALAMAZOO, Aug "a mortgage held by
". o. Tyler 6 Co.. the broker paper deal
srs Of Chicago on a paper mill a. Plain
vel. owned BY B. r. Lyon & son, paper
dsalers Of Kalamazoo. was recorded yester-
DAY. snd Evou q son suspend They are
laoe a. sntorsers on the paper Of W. ..
- ier q Co. fcr So. COO ond other debts of
twenty th0rIsand. Assets besides mill
property nominal The mill Il only sUffi-
ceut 70 secure mortgage The direct ia
bil.ties. principally tor stock srt bank
loans. aggregate S2p con OF which S. go =
hs.1 1y the Kalamazoo FIRST National
Bank over $500 'of Tyler q Cenlpany's
psper. endorsed ay Lyon 3 Son, held by
the Detroit Bsnk, and the balance IN Chr
raCo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
Rain. IN MIscnn,in-

MfLwAvkEE, Wis, Aug. "a Spencer.
Wis. dispatch says. The forest fires that
have been raging here for several days past
were sxiinguishsd ~ .she copious rains last
night The town of Romeo. burned last
year. has been IA Imminent danger up to
this time out il nov safe. The indicstions
point u raore rain. Dispatches from diff
ferent points in the northern portions Of
the state show that the rain covered large
territory and put 0ut numerous fres The
long droBth il broken at last and the people
are rejoicing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
DEFENDED HER CASTLE.
An Irish Woman's Determined Battle fol
Her Home.

DUBLIN, Aug. 9.-Alicc Barry deied .he
police who went to execute writ of evic-
ton against her at Knocklade County An
trim, today. She bsrricaded her house. anJ
w,h the assistance of some friends. defend
Ell II for long time against large force Of
officers, who attempted TO take IL by storm,
and who were many times repuised bv
volleys of stones and streams Of boiling
water thrown upon them. The police fnallr
captured the house By charge with fixed
bayonets. but not until many of them were
hurt, and one was badly pitchforked. Five
OF the defenders OF Alice Barry house were
arrested
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

H. C. Sherwood, OF Waiervliet; II. Dale
Adams. of Augusta. James Cox and other
other directors of the Western Michigan
Agricultural and Industrial Society, met at
Sweets Hotel yesterday. The premium
list was discussed and amended. Arrange-
ments were perfected for literally adver-
Using the fair aud several thousand one
sheet and malt sheet posters will be scat
tered throughout The State and every indi-
ca ion points 10 most successful exhibit
The list OF special premiums is almost
twice as large as ever before And the di-
reciofs are very enthusiastic over the
bright prospect
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

The employees OF. the Eaton. Lyon a
Alien Printing Company and their fami
lies and friends viii give an excursion and
basket picnic near the Soldiers Home sat
nrdsy. They viii leave on the steamer
Unknown" from her dock st 2 o'clock.
and promise that the affair viii be properly
"sdiGstsi and double lesded' affair
Fat tskes' viii Be th. srsier Of "a. dSv
there will be ~ stick IN the programme.
= good tirle vii rule. the sasir viii -
an imposing one devoid Of "desd mat
ter Those vao desire 70 attend viii be
favored With a string ~ applying to any
Of the printers snploysd sy he frn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

w.sBIEsToE, Aug 9.-Within the pas
three dsys Second Csn ptroller Butler hs'
cancelled more tbs 80 horse claims,
which bad been allowed upon recomrnsn
dstion Of he department f0rager Hsrvey
A fas; ~ TIE claims allowed 10 Wynn.
attorney" came before the proper account
ing ofhoers of tbs department they srs
cancelled and al others which were passed
upon HsrTey's recommendation are re-ex
arufDe9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

ProfshlT rain vss sevs mere welcome
than that which began % fsil hsrs At 10
o'clock sst nixhe. There ~as not enough
of Il b more taau lsv tse d1ss nicely. bat
Sc ~ss crest relisf % the psrched earth
ard tar city ~iil svske tbs moraing 18th
q rsfrsshed fe~iia9 snd apresrsnce. TIE
drouth h.t been i0ng and severe and the
rain cornes TO ate % rspsir the damage
-hich has besa suffered ~ ske crors
There vii se bat fr~ sig pankins' a.
the sasr next uoath-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

BsrrINosE. Aug. 9.-Bsltimore & Ohio
common stock had another heavy fail to
dsv, selling ss low as Sl47i. This is the
lowest price reached In over five years
Late IN he afternoon supplsnting orders
csaeln ard the stock closed az $50 bid
and si-dD asked. cut in a short tine the
stock was quoted At SIS bid
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

this afternoon 7. S. Baldwin issped from
his ballon when si . height Of about mile
from tie earth. and by rDssns Of psrs-
chute deospdea safety into the vstsr o
quarter Of nile from the shore. The De
sent occapisd one minute sBo twenty four
seconds A IsrEs number Of people wit
ne~ssd fke feat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
ST. lGNAcE's MARROW ESCAPE
a Roaring storm OF Flame West Of the
city Threatens Its De.truc.ion-

Cify Threatens It's Destrucsion-
ST. IsNAcE. Aug. 9.--This city bad a very
narrow escape from destruction BY FIRE last
night. A light fire in the woods. couple
ef miles west Of this city. was fsunedinto a
roaring storm Of flame and smoke By gale
from the west which swept everything
before 10. The city was Immersed IN smoke
during The whole night, and sparks and
cindsrs fell IN every portion of town.
Trees were blown down on nearly every
street. ard only change Of wind 20 the
north vest saved The city. Another cnsnge
OF wind may sal the doom of this little
sat long town AZ any tine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

CzFcsse. Aug. 9.-The Appellsss Courf
this sfternoon Ersuted a superssdsss N the
case of 2 : Mcdonald. The case c.rnot
nov - rssehed anti the October tsrrn
This decision sypiiss 20 NclTsrixle A. va
a. Nclonald. though ~ las not tsxsn snv
par la Ess Application. The Motion q sd-
ait tAs boo6l<r 70 bzil ~s ssAisa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
DRGSSGOODS
DGpARTmenC.

To close-5oo yards OF mixep
suitings az Ioc.
To close-5oo yards OF wool
zephyr suitings, a besut-
iul fabric FOR early fall
wear, al IS cts; regular
price csc.
To close-Ioo yards stripes and
checks, all shades, 81 ssc
per yard.
To closc-25 combination suits
onc.third less than for
mer price,
To close-a large assortment OF
short ends of wool dress
goods, excellent tor chill
drens dresses, ladies'
wrappers, house Jackets,
etc will be sold regardless
of cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10


Lr1uxs. Mich. Ang 9.-The nan ar
resfsd here N suspicion of heing Actfsri-
&c va released 20. night on order Of sheriff
,lstsrn. Of Chicago. the man wanted being
BE- g.uaia. The man arrested is Luther h
ruricnr. professor at chemistry IN Chi
80. Eao had oeen drsxyed ard robbed Of
his money and vaiise. aud taen wandered
s.,t, this u 49,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

A ho-ss driven - 5H zer snd bic
brother ran ausv e1 81 yests-asr
ard 81 the corner q IAgrave-st- fb-ew
tbsn sota ont - ths saggy. bit nef se7i-
oaslv iH f1rfna them. The sorse tksr rar
- East fsTk - where i k-ecsFns asf@<hs-s
fr0n 10 buzgY sna rss 70 Lees l5verr
ssrn- yAsrs Il sstongsa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

FARwELL, Mich, Aug. e.-The logging
camps of +. p. Boughton & Co. and John
Moloney were destroyed by tire yesterday.
the occupants OF the former having barely
time 20 gather up their clothing. 0rel G.
Brubaker. six miles south, lost . barn and
contents Saturday. Loss about $1,000.
The forest fires are spreading
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10


MAcxISAw. Aug. 9-The Central Traffic
association. embracing representatives Of
the principal Eastern and Western trunk
lines met here today. Their business as
OF \ private mature. The Michigan passen-
ger Agents association meets here on the
list
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Before leaving orr Cty cal ana see or
ls-s md sie1snt stock = Household Farui-
tsrs We can deliver 4 70 vour homes in
~ part 0f tie State for iess Enonev fkar
vou can possibly bav at home give us =
ca. ard yoar tine vii be vel srert ard
raonsY saved CeNFToE Bsos
loe Santh Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

KALAMAZOO. Aug. 9.-This morning be-
tween 4 and , O'CLOCK the extensive gran
airy. horse barn. hay aud grain barn and
contsnts, and hve stacks of oats, property of
Walter Coe & sons. Comstock. this county,
were destroyed by fire. Loss - 900 TO SlO,-
Goo Insured for 800 in the Home and
Continental companies. OF New York City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

The Hydraulic Company Is laying wsisr
mains on Ottawa and Pear. sis and the
line vii extend from Csmpsu-st up Lyon
h. 0ttsvs, thence 20 PesTi. thence 70 Ionis.
whsrs it colrects with the larzs rlsin
directly from The vel on Peari-st. il vii
nm vest ts taI.sl and thence up horroe-sf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Iorpos. Anr s-Tbe Csbinss council
bed today BE- PROLONGED and frnitlest
discussion ovsr tA< qBessioB u proclaim,
ing he Irish Nstiansi League. and the
rasfter vss posfroDed untl THURSDAY
when deeisson W. bs arr vad 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

80. ..sss rs.fease-s sfssts.
T.rr~c~. Mich.. Aug e-Tho-nss Lewis
~rcp~v sfsre was eur1lsrized ast evening
rna = arautitv cf cigars and t1cscco we're
<zr~ied away The i11icaticns - zhst they
,--~= vel sc11ainfe3 VITA The store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

VKRosk. Aae e.--sign0r Bovs. the g..
p.iorsg. corn uitted sniei5s ~ firing bale,
throust kif brain Re was sssocist@d With
Baron EoFdsnsk old IA the lsttsrs Arctis
sxplorsficns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

EAST TAwAs. Mich. Aug. 9.-Forest fires
have broken out near Long Lake, and
threaten to carry everything before them.
This town II enveioped in smoke.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

.--,---~s - -stt1sss -tssNe
Ns<rsrxz. hieh-. Aag Charles i.
H.. .xes =, unmarried. shot Ainssif
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

Fr~ YoEx- Asg s.--Kni-sl =. TODD & Co..
whol@sass cry geods, 80 Brssswsy. have
assigned
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10

taroagh tns tsmpls. killing himself Ia
sE4nly he had been dslirio0s tor soms
une, caused - typh0id fever
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
uBICGGoODs
DepARTnenC.

To close-Our entire line OF
white goods, India lawns,
princess lawns, Persian
mills cable checks and
stripes, victoria lawns,
corded and figured mar
ssilles, at from 80 Ia 10
so per cent less than the
early season price.
To ciose-7s ecru robes, ten
yards plain goods and nine
yards Of embroidery at
$500 each, reduced from
$500.
To close-zo ecru robes, same
quality Of material sf Saso
each, former pfice $500
each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
This is Genuine.

~an4xss fsisgFzn~f7erzia Dear
~s has h4d fftesa srpiic4Eicnsl
{o< situations aasertised - fcur ~zntl
bzsisna yesterday No~ ~e ~ant
,rfsxss insers ths f1iI1slnz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-10
"AndHere's Another

has. kdttor-i sena soa fhsrts ssnts
Tar shs - arr a. sos trustea nas ter.
arc I am o0ing we'll Many thsaks
TOR soaF Kindness.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-08-13
The Administration.

In this connection one cannot but
help allude to the effect of the present
administration Oh Dakota politics.
Louis X. Church was appointed gov
ernOr of the territory for purpose, as
it seems that all of President Cleve-
lands appointments are made. The
purpose here was evidently to clean out
the political gangs that at present in
fest the territory. 1t may be that the
Cleveland administration has some
what similar mission in all parts of the
country; but nowhere was it more
needed than here. The pol
iticianS set out from the first
to run Gov. Church. AS soon
as he realized this fact that stiff back
bone of his commenced to Stiffen. and
he was just as firmly set against being
run by politicians as they were set in
running him. All parties have come to
understand this, and when the gang in
either party attempts to run Gov.
Church they find that they have
tackled the wrong man. Gov.
Church has gone Systematically to work
to break up the machine and knock in
the head all the gangs. This, of course,
has made the politicians awful mad,
but they will get over it when they
come to see that it is the inevitable.
The method of the governor has been to
establish his party among the people.
Taking a perfectly Independent
position, he was able to choose men
for his cabinet on whom confidence can
be placed. men above the ordinary
TieW of the politician. They were taken
from ali factions of the party, but no re-
gard whatever was paid to the fact that
they had ever belonged to ffSo"tion. In
short, they were taken because they
were above reprOach, who would in
every way strengthen the party and
make the administration in after years
after the politicians have finished
their glowing criticisms of it-some-
thing to be proud of. Such is the adj
miniStratiOn of Gov. Church. 1t is
strong with the peOple-the masses,
who have the power in a state; but
the administration is not a
favOrite with the politicians, who
virtually have control i'll a territory. 1t
is this that shows the especial strength
of Gov. Church's administration-the
fact that, in opposition to the politi-
clans, he dare go ahead and do his
work. 1t reQires no little courage, for
at every turn there is gang ready to
open on him with all their might. And
they have done it. too. Several times
already the governor has made it too
hot for the professional politicians. and
he has heard from them. They don't
propose having their toes stepped Oh
and not let people hear from them.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-08-13

One edition was printed at Bismarck
and the other at the town where the
institution was located. Now, Gov.
Pierce, what was the reason for this?
Why were tMO reports printed?
Was it for the purpose of making more
printing for the territory, the benefits of
which were to go into the pockets of
your officials? VIII you please answer
this questions. Gov. Pierce?
1t looks to me very much as though
Mr.. Pierce. in his efforts to curry public
favor, presumably for future political
preferment. was overstepping his
bounds, and is quite liable to get into
hot water. The people of Dakotaiwould
like to know the reason for this. act
of his. Personally l have no fight to
make on Gov. Pierce, but when he places
himself in public position,
and attempts to criticise things which
he presumes to know something about,
it is time that we knew what are the
motives which actuate him. 1t looks to
me very much as though Pierce want
ing to MAKE himself solid with his
party, and at the same time is trying to
make it appear that he is not unfrieIidly
to the administration. Such a scheme
as this will hardly work. We are ION
to him -